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Horror crossovers, Bone Tomahawk and The Burrowers are worth a look.
Last Train from Gun Hill
Tombstone
Bone Tomahawk
3:10 to Yuma. The original 3:10 to Yuma, I mean. Not the ball-busting version excreted back in 2007. The one where the hero was viciously disrespected and scorned both by his wife and son. The villain treated the hero better than the hero's wife and son even unto the end. Mother fuck the 2007 3:10 to Yuma!
Cowboy Bebop
I have this series on DVD. I would've loved this series to pieces if not for the fact Jet Black took the entire blame for his wife abandoning him with no word or warning. The way they made her look like some kind of heroine instead of the heartless coward (and betrayer) that she was.
I have no problem with Jet failing to convince his lady love to return to him. Life doesn't always have a happy ending for everything and everyone. But the way the show depicts Spike's self-emasculation as a good thing is inexcusable. Like, "Yeahhhh, that's what you get you sexist pig. You're lucky she didn't blow you away with that mothafucking hand cannon!"
That shit was awful. I was never able to wash the horrible taste out of my mouth after that.
Favorite is probably Silverado with a young Kevin Costner, Danny Glover and Scott Glenn who was the same ager for like 30 years
Not a movie but I'd highly recommend Justified (originally aired on FX) starring Timothy Oliphant as a US Marshal who's transferred from Miami to the Lexington, KY office who's jurisdiction includes his hometown in Eastern Kentucky's coal country. Excellent show, Walton Goggins plays a bad guy you can't help but love.
no country shout out on gwm was not on my bingo card. anyway butch cassidy
Not a movie but I'd highly recommend Justified (originally aired on FX) starring Timothy Oliphant as a US Marshal who's transferred from Miami to the Lexington, KY office who's jurisdiction includes his hometown in Eastern Kentucky's coal country. Excellent show, Walton Goggins plays a bad guy you can't help but love.
Justified is definitely one of the best shows I've watched, I would watch it a second time.
The Proposition
The Good, The Bad, The Weird
Open Range
Appaloosa
Saloum
Bacurau
Ravenous
Bone Tomahawk
Dead Man
Sweet Country
Brimstone
In a Valley of Violence
Red Hill
Tombstone
Old Henry
Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid. Hard to beat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9flhhwkTTA
"Think you used enough dynamite there, Butch?"
Out of all the neo westerns that I have seen Deadwood is great, but so is Hell On Wheels. Let me know what your favorite(s) are.